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Business Profile: Hopkinton welcomes new veterinary practice

Pet owners in Hopkinton have a new option for traditional veterinary care. Upper Charles Animal Hospital, based in Bellingham, recently opened a satellite office at 8 Lumber Street in town. Drs. Brooke Crosier and Lyra Read, the hospital’s founders and owners, had hoped to establish a practice in Hopkinton for years but could not find the right space until recently.

Hopkinton, MA · 1d
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Southborough Homeowners Facing Higher Property Taxes

SOUTHBOROUGH – Southborough homeowners can expect higher property tax bills next year, with the average single-family home’s annual tax bill increasing by approximately $713, or just over 5 percent. Property values have continued to climb in town, with the average single-family home now valued at more than $1...

Southborough, MA · 1d
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Wild West Dino Den collection grows

Another Allosaurus will return to town following a recent donation to Wild West Dino Den for the purchase of a Big Al 2 cast, made in memory of Allyn Dimock, of Concord, Mass. Dimock grew up coming out to Shell to visit his family, including cousin Erik Kvale, who is president of the WWDD nonprofit.

Greybull, WY · 1d
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Boys & Girls Soccer Playoff Games

The Boys and Girls soccer teams are playing tonight in the Sweet 16. The girls will play in Milton at 5:30 and the boys will play in Wayland at 6. As of 2:00 PM, we are planning to go and cover both games, though we are watching the weather constantly.

Milton, MA · 1d
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The Metrowest Daily News

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MetroWest high school sports tournament schedule/scores (Nov. 12-15)

The days are getting shorter, as are the list of local high school teams still going as we progress toward the fall’s state championship weekend. Will your team still be playing next week? Here’s a look at the weekend schedule and results for Thursday, November 12, through Sunday, November 15. More: MetroWest high school football schedule/live scores (Nov. 12-14) THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12 BOYS SOCCER Division 1, second round LINCOLN-SUDBURY 2, Framingham 0 WELLESLEY 2, Brookline 0 Division 2, second round WAYLAND 3, Sharon 0 Division 3, second round NORWELL 4, Assabet 1 Division 4, second round ABINGTON 3, AMSA 2 GIRLS SOCCER Division 2, second round HINGHAM 7, Holliston 0 Division 4, second round ROCKLAND 3, AMSA 2 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Division 1, quarterfinals FRANKLIN 3, Chelmsford 2 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14 BOYS SOCCER Division 2, quarterfinals West Springfield at Wayland, 11 a.m. Marshfield at Milford, Noon Division 5, quarterfinals Rockport at Hopedale (at Northbridge Middle School), 4 p.m. GIRLS SOCCER Division 1, quarterfinals Braintree at Wellesley, 6 p.m. Division 3, quarterfinals Belchertown at Dover-Sherborn, 4 p.m. Division 5, quarterfinals Lenox at Hopedale (at Northbridge Middle School), 6:30 p.m. FIELD HOCKEY Division 1, quarterfinals Attleboro at Franklin, 11 a.m. Andover at Lincoln-Sudbury,

Lincoln, MA · 1d

WBZ NewsRadio 1030

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Boston Bruins Hold Annual Holiday Toy Shopping For Hospitalized Children

The Boston Bruins headed to Target in Watertown Wednesday morning to take part in their annual holiday shopping event for children in local hospitals.

Boston, MA · 2d

lexobserver.org

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Letter to the Editor: Living wages for Lexington Public School employees

Lexington, we have a problem. As of today, the majority of Lexington Public School employees have been working without a contract for 72 days. Your children’s teachers, instructional assistants, academic coaches, interventionists, administrative support staff, special education service providers, nurses, mental health professionals, recess supervisors, and more show up daily to educate Lexington students. To make this happen in the next fiscal cycle, we need your support at the Budget Summit on November 18.

Lexington, MA · 1d

belmontvoice.org

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It’s a Trip to the Beach In BHS’ ‘Much Ado About Nothing’

Belmont High School is taking a trip to the beach this weekend with its fall production of William Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing.”. The show opens at 7:00 this evening, with shows on Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. in the high school black box theater. Belmont’s rendition...

Belmont, MA · 1d

nerej.com

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Cresa oversees relocation and renovations for new Cimpress space

Burlington, MA Cresa’s Transaction Management (TM) and Project & Development Services (PDS) teams were chosen to oversee the relocation and renovations to Cimpress’ new workspace. Cimpress, which is the global leader in web-to-print mass customization and parent company to VistaPrint, chose Cresa to help the company identify a suitable location to house its new collaboration center for its remotely-based workforce in the greater Boston area.

Burlington, MA · 1d

mirrorspectator.com

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Armenian Museum of America Begins Major Exterior Renovation

WATERTOWN — The Armenian Museum of America is entering a new chapter as it begins major improvements to the exterior of its historic building. Contracts for the first phase of exterior façade work were signed in October, with construction beginning this fall. The project represents an important investment...

Watertown, MA · 1d

harvardpress.com

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Cross-country: Bromfield boys finish third, girls take fourth at Frank Mooney Invitational

Bromfield’s boys cross-country team placed third and the girls fourth in the junior-senior 5,000-meter races at the annual Massachusetts State Track Coaches Association’s Frank Mooney Invitational for small and medium schools, Saturday, Nov. 7, at the Wrentham Developmental Center. The boys, with 166 points, finished behind Hopedale (49)...

Harvard, MA · 1d

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Westford Planning Board approves Kinloch Drive subdivision despite continued residents’ objections

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Westford, MA · 1d

Harvard Crimson

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Harvard Law School Suspends Students’ Library Access After ‘Study-In’

Harvard Law School suspended at least 18 students’ access to Langdell Library for two weeks following a silent “study-in” in support of clinical instructors last Friday. At least 18 participants received suspension emails Friday morning, according to an organizer. The organizer said at least one student who was in the library but did not participate in the study-in also received a notice.

Harvard, MA · 17h

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Newton City Council to consider a resolution calling for single-payer healthcare in Massachusetts

Should Massachusetts work toward having its own single-payer healthcare system? The City Council may say yes to that question next week. Representatives from MassCare—a nonprofit advocacy group lobbying for single-payer healthcare similar to the well-known “Medicare for All” bill filed by U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-VT—will present a resolution to the Newton City Council’s Programs & Services Committee calling for the state to make that change.

Newton, MA · 1d

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Company of the Month: GRLA at 50: Building on experience, planning for the future

Hopkinton, MA As Gorman Richardson Lewis Architects (GRLA) marks its 50th anniversary in 2026, the Hopkinton firm is preparing for a planned ownership transition. Longtime leadership team members Marc DiPilato, Skye Jensen, and Chris Paszko will become partners in 2027. Co-founder Scott Richardson will retire as president at the end of 2026 and remain involved as principal emeritus, supporting the firm’s continued growth. The transition brings together experience in architectural design, business management, and building performance to guide GRLA’s next chapter.

Hopkinton, MA · 1d

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Bedford, Concord-Carlisle School Leaders Present Anti-Hate Strategies at Statewide Conference

At the joint M.A.S.S./MASC conference on Nov. 4, leaders from Bedford and Concord-Carlisle school districts presented “Beyond Belonging: Creating a Culture of Understanding and Upstanding for All Students,” sharing ways to make schools safer and more inclusive. According to a Bedford Citizen report, the session brought together approximately...

Bedford, MA · 1d